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This poem was written shortly after the death of my good friend, Ryan, who died a tragic death by falling asleep while driving. Like the poem states, I never really thought that it would come so soon. It was a hard time not only for me, but for all of his friends. This poem goes out to anybody who has lost someone close to them.
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Friends Until The End |
| by Stef Knudsen |
We used to talk
We used to laugh
We were best of friends
I thought that’s how it would always be
You taught me so much
Told me exactly what to say
I wish it were still the same
But someday I know it will
Maybe not today
But we’ll meet up again
It won’t be long until I see your face
In Heaven that marvelous day
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